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From: "Vijayanath" <vijay@webofficenow.com>
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Subject: write the output from a function to the a file
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Hi,

Can I write a function that can write the output to the OS(Linux OS) file.

If there is a way to do it in Postgresql I would be great.

We are using Postgresql 7.1 running in Linux Redhat 7.1.

Thanks in Advance.

Vijay